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When I get a chance I'll be taking the backwards step of downloading all my stuff onto an external hard drive until my faith returns
Unlike Sethi, Arrington likes Nik and so strangely he won't write this story up, print confidential emails and he would probably appreciate if others didn't big it up either.
It's one thing for a startup to fail, it's another to rip of your employees and customers.
Please stop saying this crap about me on blogs, it's false and doesn't help anyone. BTW, Techmeme, while featuring TC prominently, also frequently serves as a kind of anti-Arrington clearinghouse. I recall it spotlighting on of your attack posts in fact...
I'm not an investor in Omnidrive so I have nothing to hide or no hidden agenda.
I heard from Nik about a week ago (note after I'd contacted him after the deadpool rumors surfaced) who told me he was experiencing some issues with the web site however they'd hired some new staff and that their focus was keeping the service itself up (which I believe in the most it has been, even if the website is down). That's all I know, there's not a post in that because as far as I know Omnidrive has issues, but its not deadpool time and the core service would seem to be unaffected. If I hear more or discover more that would support a different call on it story wise you'll read about it on TC
I don't know how you can say core service has been unaffected. The forums have many reports of users who are unable to upload. The "0 bytes" error has been occurring for many for weeks now. I have not been able to upload to my account in over a month. Granted I finally got my refund a week or so ago, after weeks of constant emails to support that went unanswered. So I guess now that I have my money back, and no longer use the service (since I still cannot upload) then I guess I cannot complain. But no articles on Techcrunch about this? If you cannot upload, and essentially use the service... and support does not respond to your requests until weeks after... and the website goes down. I don't know, but if it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck...
http://www.seesmic.com/Standalone.html?video=vS...
Looks like the Omnidrive site is up again, strangely the blog states that it was restored in hours, http://www.omnidrive.com/blog/2008/01/14/websit... when it has been down for several days.
http://twitter.com/cubrilovic/statuses/904586757